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    UNDERSTANDING WORK, ENERGY AND EFFICIENCY

     A Work 

    1. Work is the product of applied force and dis!"#ement in the direction of the applied force.

    2. When the work is done ener$y is transferred from one object to another.

    3. The work done is equal to the amount of ener$y transferred.

    4. The SI unit for work is %o&!e.

    The formulae of work 

    WORK = FORCE X DISPLACEMENT 

    W = F ! s

    No work is done w'en(

    )* The object is stationary

    2) The direction of motion of the object is perpendicular to that of the applied force

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    W : work in Joule/J

    F : force in Newton/N

    s : displacement in 

    Work done

    Force and displacement in the samedirection

    Force and displacement in different directions

    W = F.s W = Work  F = Force  s = displacement

    W = FX . sW = F s cos θ W = work  F = force  s = displacement

      θ = angle between forceand displacement

    F

    F Y F Y 

    F

    F& 

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    Diagram (a) Diagram (b)

    Diagrams (a) and (b) shows a boy pshing a load and a weightlifter lifting aload of !" kg

    a) #alclate the work done

    i. by the boy

    W = F.s  = 20 x 2  = 40 Nm or 40

    ii. by the weightlifter 

    W = F.s  = m!h

      = "0 x #0 x 2  = #200 Nm or #200

    $. %&man is plling a bo' with a force of " at an angle of !"o from the hori&ontal.#alclate the work done to mo*e the bo' to a distance of + m.

    Wor$ = %omponent of force x displacement&'n the direction of displacement)

    = (0 cos "0o x = 2( x = *(

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    "!ample 1

    "!ample 2

     

    #$ %

      &$$

     

    s ' ( m

    "!ample 3

    "!ample 4

    ) ' &$$ %

      S ' $.# m

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    W = Fs

    If, F = 40 N and s = 2 m

    Hence, W = 40 2

      = !0 J

    For+$ F

    s

     W = Fs

      = !0 cos "00 #$%

      = !0 #0&$% #$%

      = 200 J

     

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    F = (0 N

    ) = *&$ m

      W = F s = F )

      = (0 #*&$%

    = 4$&0 J

    W = F s

      = "00 0&!

      = 4!0 J

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    Ener$y

    1. "ner*+ is the potential to do work.

    2. "ner*+ cannot be created nor be destro+ed.

    3. "!ist in ,arious forms such as otenti"! ener$y, kineti# ener$y- electrical ener*+- sound ener*+-

    nuclear ener*+- heat and chemical ener*+

    "ner*+ is de+ined as the capacit+ to do work.

    Work is done when ener$y is #onerted from one form to another.

     

    The unit of work is Nm or -o&!e.-*

    A/Work done "nd t'e #'"n$e in kineti# ener$y

    1. inetic ener*+ is ener*+ of an object due to its motion&

    2. /efer to the fi*ure abo,e-

    3. "!ample 0 small car of mass 1$$ k* is mo,in* alon* a flat road. The

    resultant force on the car is 2$$ %.

    a What is its kinetic ener*+ of the car after mo,in* throu*h 1$ m b What is its ,elocit+ after mo,in* throu*h 1$ m

    +olution : i-en : m = *00 k. , F = 200 N

    a& inetic ener., 1k = Fs

      = 200 *0= 2000 J

    & 3elocit, - 5 m- 2 = 2000

    - = "&(2 m s

    6*

     

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      Work ' )s

      ' mas

      ' m ,2

    The formulae of inetic ener*+- "k  ' m,2

    Through, v 2  = u2  +2as

    u = 0 

      and, as = ½ v 2  

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    0/ Work done "nd $r"it"tion"! otenti"! ener$y

      h ' 1.( m

    1. 5ra,itational potential ener*+ is ener*+ of an object due to its position. possessed b+ an object due to

    its position in a *ra,itational field

    2. /efer to the fi*ure abo,e

    W ' F s ' m$ h

    where- F 1 m$

    So, Gr"it"tion"! ener$y, E 1 m$'

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    2rin#i!e o+ #onser"tion o+ ener$y

     the principle of conser,ation of ener*+.

    1. "ner*+ cannot be created or destro+ed but can be chan*ed from one form to another form.

    2. E3"m!e 6 a thrown ball upwards will achie,e a ma!imum hei*ht before chan*in* its direction and falls

     

    3. "!ample in calculation 6 0 coconut falls from a tree from a hei*ht of 2$ m. What is the ,elocit+ of

    coconut just before hittin* the earthi-en : ) = 20 m, u = 0 , . = 7&! ms62 , - = 8

    1 p = 1k 

    m.) = 5 m- 2

    m#7&!%#20% = 5m- 2

    - 2 = (72, - = *7&! m s6*

    2ower

    1. 7ower is the rate of doing or!"

      rate of energ# transfor$ation"

    ')erefore, power, 9 =ti$eta!en

    or!done

    , so, 9 =t 

     

    W)ere, 9 : power in watt/W 

    W : work in oule/J

     t : time to do work in seconds/s

    2. 8nit6 9oule per second 9 s:1 or Watt W

    3. 0 wei*htlifter lifts 1#$ k* of wei*hts from the floor to a hei*ht of 2 m abo,e his head in a time of $.# s.

    What is the ower $ener"ted b+ the wei*htlifter durin* this time

    * ' ;.# ms:2

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      ;aimum 9otential ener. 

    inetic ener. decrease potential ener. decrease

    and potential ener. and kinetic ener.  

    Increase increase

     

    ;aimum

    kinetic ener. 

    +olution : i-en : m = *!0 k., ) = 2 m, t = 0&! s and . = 7&! ms62& 9 = 8

    9 =t 

     =t 

    $gh

      =

    0.8 

    2 9.8 180    ××

    = 4 4*0 W  

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    ,amy releases a $ kg metal ball from a bilding -" m high (ake accelerationde to gra*ity as 1" ms/$)

    a) %t the height of -" m0 the metal ball has (!ra+itational potential ener!ykinetic energy)

    b) 2st before the metal ball hits the grond0 the ma'imm energy that it has is (gra*itationalpotential energy$inetic ener!y).

    c) #alclatei) he energy of the metal ball at the height of-" m.

     ,!ra+itational = m!h

    = &2) ) &40)

    = -00

    ii) the kinetic energy of the metal before it hits the grond.

    ,$inetic = ,!ra+itational= -00

    d) What is the principle sed in c ii)3

    The principle of conser+ation of ener!y

    . % motor lifting a weight 1 kg to a height of -." m in - s. he inpt energy spply to the motor in onesecond is $" 2. #alclate

    a) power of the motor 

    o/er = /or$ donetime ta$en

    = m!h  t

    = ) )&4.0)  4

    = #0 /att

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    4etal ball

    -" meter 

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    b) the efficiency of the motor 

    ,fficiency = seful ener!y output x #001  ,ner!y input

    = #0 x #00120

    = (0 1

    4/)5 A22RECIATING T6E IM2ORTANCE OF MA7IMISING T6E EFFICIENCY OF DE8ICES

    1.